Sentence examples for and poised to go from inspiring English sources

Since then, a gallon of diesel has become more expensive than unleaded regular — now 16percentt more and poised to go higher still.

The students waited outside the rooms to make sure that others honored the boycott, and were poised to go in if someone had.

The most critical moment of Fahd's rule came when Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990 and appeared poised to go after Saudi Arabia as well.

The Jets had come back to tie the score at 13-13 early in the fourth quarter and seemed poised to go into overtime with the momentum.

The Ironmen scored a field goal on their next possession and seemed poised to go into the locker room with a 17-0 lead.

Tucked into the federal budget law Congress passed in February was a provision that significantly expands the use of telemedicine — long a hyped health-care reform and now poised to go mainstream within five to 10 years.

Yesterday it emerged that the commission has already drawn up a provisional decision in the case and is poised to go public with it - possibly as early as March.

"By the time you read this, I will have reported to a minimum-security prison in Alderson, W. Va., to begin serving my five-month sentence," read a message posted on Ms. Stewart's Web site, marthatalks.com, in the morning, even as the swarm of satellite trucks, cameras and reporters poised to go live gathered before dawn in hopes of catching Ms. Stewart as she slipped behind bars.

Kettering Town have been issued with a winding-up order and are poised to go out of business, unless they succeed with a proposed appeal.

The Dubs opened the playoffs with a 121-104 statement win and look poised to go up 2-0 at Oracle Arena this evening.

They expect the government in Tehran to fail to meet its obligations under the agreement and are poised to go on the offensive if that happens.